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Sunday, 18th January 2004

There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Nixon's law alma mater
AAcross 5:	Jinx in reverse
AAcross 10:	Artist Chagall
AAcross 14:	Fit
AAcross 18:	Convenient apartment	ONEA
AAcross 19:	Plantain lily
AAcross 20:	Flea market find
AAcross 21:	Target
AAcross 22:	Good for a wage earner, bad for a tightrope walker
AAcross 25:	Tree in a Christmas carol
AAcross 26:	Tsk about
AAcross 27:	Well in hand	SEWNUP
AAcross 28:	1958 #1 song	VOLARE
AAcross 30:	Bit of effrontery
AAcross 31:	Withdraw
AAcross 33:	Tantrum thrower, maybe
AAcross 34:	Eric Clapton's "Layla" alias	DEREK
AAcross 35:	Lander at Ben Gurion	ELAL
AAcross 37:	Mark for life
AAcross 39:	Good for a wish maker, bad for a Hollywood agent	FALLINGSTAR
AAcross 43:	Tame brew
AAcross 45:	Sets up
AAcross 47:	Bounces
AAcross 48:	"Sex and the City" shower	HBO
AAcross 49:	Some party members, for short
AAcross 51:	N.Y.S.E. debut
AAcross 52:	Social reformer Jacob	RIIS
AAcross 53:	Verve
AAcross 54:	Good for an attorney, bad for a Spandex model	BRIEFOUTLINE
AAcross 58:	Alpaca and cashmere
AAcross 59:	Singer's filler
AAcross 62:	Staff leader
AAcross 63:	"The possession of fools": Herodotus
AAcross 64:	It's done in the form of an S or a Z
AAcross 65:	Endorser, sometimes
AAcross 67:	Common classroom sight
AAcross 68:	Toiletry
AAcross 69:	Less-than-Ruthian hits
AAcross 70:	Separator
AAcross 71:	Monk's garb
AAcross 72:	1960's White House pooch
AAcross 73:	Reins in
AAcross 74:	Good for a magazine writer, bad for a couch potato
AAcross 77:	Aware of
AAcross 78:	Ward of "Once and Again"	SELA
AAcross 79:	Prof.'s helpers
AAcross 80:	Small amounts
AAcross 83:	Org. for 1- and 101-Across
AAcross 84:	BMW rival	AUDI
AAcross 85:	Like some colors
AAcross 88:	"Our Gang" girl	DARLA
AAcross 90:	Good for a doctoral student, bad for a crime suspect
AAcross 93:	Prayer start
AAcross 95:	Suffix on era names
AAcross 96:	Clarinet paraphernalia
AAcross 97:	Scraps
AAcross 99:	News source
AAcross 101:	Thos. Jefferson's school
AAcross 102:	Mysterious
AAcross 104:	Quick-witted
AAcross 106:	Dumped
AAcross 108:	Music from the Miracles, e.g.
AAcross 109:	Good for a returning traveler, bad for a bridge player	NOTHINGTODECLARE
AAcross 112:	Shadow
AAcross 113:	Some beans
AAcross 114:	Show protectiveness
AAcross 115:	"Beg pardon ..."
AAcross 116:	Chichi
AAcross 117:	Protomatter of the universe
AAcross 118:	Wrangles
AAcross 119:	Fabricated
DDown 1:	Drew aimlessly
DDown 2:	Bared
DDown 3:	Stay (with)
DDown 4:	Benjamin Disraeli, e.g.
DDown 5:	Kind of line
DDown 6:	Advantage in hockey	HOMEICE
DDown 7:	Venom source
DDown 8:	Ways: Abbr.	RTES
DDown 9:	Like lions
DDown 10:	Joint
DDown 11:	Not give ___ (not care)	ARIP
DDown 12:	Ipanema locale
DDown 13:	Brings together
DDown 14:	Snacks for Dorothy on the Yellow Brick Road
DDown 15:	Good for a scientist, bad for a roofer
DDown 15:	Good for a scientist, bad for a roofer
DDown 16:	Cordelia's father
DDown 17:	Brontë heroine
DDown 20:	Atelier item
DDown 23:	42-Down, to Pierre	COQ
DDown 24:	Fleet
DDown 29:	Some Web site owners: Abbr.	ORGS
DDown 32:	Duty
DDown 34:	Whistler's tune?
DDown 36:	Many a roast
DDown 38:	Seized vehicle
DDown 40:	"Mule Train" singer, 1949	LAINE
DDown 41:	Chisholm Trail stop
DDown 42:	Chanticleer
DDown 44:	Medical tool
DDown 46:	Sonnet component
DDown 50:	Alluvia
DDown 52:	Fair attraction
DDown 53:	Rock singer in social causes	BONO
DDown 55:	Ample shoe width	EEE
DDown 56:	Hoard
DDown 57:	Symbol on an old quarter
DDown 58:	1971 hit movie based on the novel "Ratman's Notebooks"
DDown 59:	Experimental attire?
DDown 60:	Temporarily out of the office	ATLUNCH
DDown 61:	Good for a mail carrier, bad for an electrician
DDown 64:	Did yard work
DDown 66:	Gray wolf
DDown 67:	Gershon of film	GINA
DDown 68:	I or II N.T. book
DDown 70:	Baseball honcho	SELIG
DDown 71:	"Strangers and Brothers" novelist
DDown 74:	Turns over
DDown 75:	Spinnaker
DDown 76:	Porfirio ___, president of Mexico, 1884-1911
DDown 78:	By surprise
DDown 81:	Ruckus
DDown 82:	Like almonds in many recipes
DDown 84:	Port on a gulf of the same name
DDown 85:	Wheel maker	FERRIS
DDown 86:	Give a hint
DDown 87:	Bowl figure
DDown 89:	Halls of learning
DDown 91:	"For sure?"
DDown 92:	Pre-Bill Hillary	RODHAM
DDown 94:	Salon devices
DDown 98:	They're often heaved
DDown 100:	End-of-sentence abbr.
DDown 102:	Fictional terrier	ASTA
DDown 103:	Din
DDown 104:	"Don't look ___!"	ATME
DDown 105:	Sporty car feature	TTOP
DDown 107:	Soup or sandwich ingredient
DDown 110:	Shale extract
DDown 111:	Things laid by a gallina

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